Category: Europe (Economy, Finance, Business)

1) With just seven weeks remaining before Brexit, Scotland is warning of the looming consequences, but so far has been sidelined and ignored. Contend that Britain is not remotely prepared…

1) Amazon’s retail sales was lower than expected for the fourth quarter, although their other operations kept profits up. 2) The collapse of Sears just might be the start of…

1) Trump’s Venezuela oil sanctions has put Russia’s massive loans at risk. With loans of over $7 billion dollars from Russia, which were to be repaid in crude oil delivers…

1) German technology giant SAP takes a drop in the markets because of a one time write off charge. 2) Chinese purchases of US commercial property is at the lowest…

1) Brexit, now on going for 2 ½ years, is dividing the British people in strife, the debate impacting and dividing family relationships across the country. The web site eHarmony…

1) This next week, the markets promises to be positive because the big high-tech companies will be releasing their accounting statements with anticipation of healthy profits. 2) Germany announces it…

1) The new Congress may have profound future economic impact for America. New members of the Financial Services Committee includes members of the radical left of the democratic party, with…

1) European markets remain stable despite the vote to reject the Brexit plan. 2) Prime Minister May narrowly survived a no confidence vote. Fears continue of economic chaos if Britain…

1) China releases data showing a further slowdown of their economy, with consumer spending retreating as people buy less. They reduced their forecast for their 2019 GDP. 2) The British…

1) Five ways the economy is being effected by the government shutdown. 1) Consumerism is weakened 2) Data freeze for economist 3) Stress on the financial sector 4) Obstacles for…